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Should We Count This Shot, Mr/Ms Ref?

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Good? No good? Why?

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should not have counted. looks like an easy travel call to me

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Nope

 

What do you have?

Didn't he maintain his dribble?

 

I think that was lost during the sliding on his backside, and rolling over to get in position to shoot the ball.

What do you have?
Travel. You agree? Possibly a carry.
I think that was lost during the sliding on his backside, and rolling over to get in position to shoot the ball.

 

When he went down he dribbled with his left, spun on his rump, "crossover" dribbled with his right (although likely a carry), then bounced up and shot.

Agree with Spindoc, at the very least a carry when he tumbled over.

 

Good? No good? Why?

 

Good

Why? The ball went in and they didn't call traveling.

I thought he carried myself but at the end of the day I agree with Just Jim. If they didn't call anything then it's good.

I say no good. He carried the ball. If you watch it closely he palmed it for a while.

They swallowed the whistle. Just like the stripes in the endzone last night.

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It's not a travel. It's only a travel when the player is holding the ball when he goes to the floor. That didn't happen here. He kept his dribble going.

 

The only call I could see and it looks like what should have been called was a carry.

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